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Cooper picks Capitol Police Chief Chip Hawley as new SBI director

Cooper picks Capitol Police Chief Chip Hawley as new SBI director
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Man tapped to run SBI has support of law enforcement

The next person to run the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation will do so in the middle of controversy.

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Amid GOP investigation, Cooper names new SBI Director

The current director's term expires on June 30th.

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Warren County man gets prison for North Carolina court threats

Warren County man gets prison for North Carolina court threats News staff FacebookTwitterEmail ALBANY -A Warren County man will spend the next two years in prison for sending profanity-laden and threatening emails to court employees in North Carolina in November 2019, federal authorities said Friday. Fredrick Eli Knapp, 52, of Pottersville was convicted of transmitting interstate threats to injure another person, according to the Justice Department. Knapp also posted a message to the North Carolina court system’s Facebook page threatening to “find a way to get back to that state just to kill people in your courthouses,” officials said. He left a voicemail for a North Carolina police officer stating that police officers “don’t deserve to live.” In response to Knapp’s threats, bomb-detection dogs had to be sent to a North Carolina courthouse, officials said.

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